A 1920's Lejeune chrome plated car mascot "Speed N

1932-1937 Packard Senior Goddess of Speed car mascot, new chrome plated, ex condition and 1933 Chevrolet eagle mascot on a cap, some pitting, good shelf decoration.

Antique chrome metal hood ornament by French silversmith Emil LeJeune. Founder of the company AE Lejeune ( AEL) in 1910, London, England. In the late 1920's, the company earned the reputation of being

Pontiac And Oakland Motor Car Company Motor Mascots, Ca. 1920s-30s, One 1980s, 5 pcs | Lot includes two Pontiac 1930-31 Indian head mascots. Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Marked on the undersides "

A Speed Nymph mascot by A E Lejeune, 1920s, after a design by L V Aronson, nickel plated brass, 18cm high, mounted on a radiator cap.

W.N. Schnell (American, circa 1931). Figural Pierce-Arrow chrome plated car mascot / hood ornament, archer, Tireur d'Arc. 6 3/8"H including bolt, 4 5/8"-diameter at base. Losses and pitting to chrome

Featherlite Tyre Company Truck Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 10" Dia. 2" | Chrome plated motor mascot of a woman holding a feather above her head for the Featherlite Tyre Company. Mounted to an acrylic b

Depicting a kneeling female with arched back and flowing hair raised on a circular base, fits into a chrome plated holder which has a light bulb, mounted on a wood base, signed "Lalique France", very

Chrome plated figure after Rolls Royce's "Flying Lady" or "Spirit of Ecstasy" hood ornament, mounted to a radiator cap. 5"h x 5.25"w x 4.75"d, 6.5"h overall

Two car mascots, comprising a chromed Indian Brave, after a design by F Bazin (lacking javelin), 13cm high, on a radiator cap; and a Cadillac Goddess, American, circa 1950, chrome plated die-cast meta

A Kneeling Rolls-Royce 'Spirit of Ecstasy' mascot and four car badges, the pre-war chrome plated mascot signed C Sykes and dated 26.1.35, 9cm high on a wooden display base, the badges comprising: VSCC

Packard Motor Car Company Adonis Motor Mascot, Ca. 1932, H 5.5" W 3.75" L 6" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Adonis motor mascot for Packard vehicles. Illegible manufacturer markings on the undersi

Two chrome plated wares for passenger rail car dining. Measures 10.5 x 4.25 and 6.5 x 5 x 4 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

ALVIS / A.E.L. LOUIS LEJEUNES 1920, radiator mascot made of nickel-plated brass "Hare", (design by: A.E.L. Louis Lejeunes for Alvis vehicle), mounted on a wood base , with radiator cap, total height:

American Cupid Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 8" W 3.5" L 5" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Standing winged cupid holding a bow and ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings.

3.5" x 2.5" x 2", chrome plated

American Goddess of Flight Motor Mascots, Ca. 1920s, H 6.75" W 8.25" L 7.75" 2 pcs | Lot includes one zinc die cast and chrome plated goddess holding a winged wheel. Mounted to a Boyce Motometer. One

CIRCA 1920 DAUGHTER RADIATOR GLASS MASCOT CAP - HOOD ORNAMENT / AUTOMOBILIA - CORNING N.Y. MOUNTED IN A CHROME ASHTRAY - 5" DIAMTER, 1" X 2 3/4" FIGURE

Art deco circa 1920's, mascot of woman with arms extended in dress Marked pat. 75228, Our Inventory number 77

Marcel Breuer H01 stool Mauser-WerkeHungary / Germany, c. 1920chrome-plated steel, vinyl 18.25 h × 17.5 w × 15.5 d in (46 × 44 × 39 cm) Exhibited:

An Art Deco French chrome plated seaplane automobile mascot on wood base. Mascot only: 1.25" Provenance: From the original collection of Richard and Linda Scott from Sidney, OH. Richard and Linda are

Circa 1920's type plane, Height is approximately 3.75 inches, 5 inches including base. Mounted on a hockey puck. From a single owner car mascot collection. 24c

Circa 1920's mascot by François Bazin for Isotta Fraschini, mounted to radiator cap on wood stand. Nickel silvered bronze, marked F. Bazin. Natural patina and surface wear, also some warping to figur

A rare 'Macchi Castoldi 72 Schneider Trophy Seaplane' mascot, Italian, 1934, chrome plated metal, depicting the 1934 version with the twin contra-rotating propellers and the large curved under-tail, 1

Brass animal smoking cigar in suit. Circa 1920's. Height is approximately 4.75 inches, 6.5 inches including base. Sitting not mounted on round wooden base approximately 4 inches in diameter.From a sin